Monday, January 7, 2013
In just three months, the old burger joint was demolished and rebuilt into a modern, fast food restaurant.
They don't make 'em like they used to; and in this case, that's a good thing. The new Graham Road McDonald's, which opened its doors on Dec. 27, is a nice improvement from its somewhat cramped predecessor. The 5,000-square-foot fast food restaurant is a customer-friendly upgrade, which features a much larger dining room and dual drive-thru lanes for even quicker service, said manager David Girard. The flat screen TVs, large windows and sleek look blend together well, but the biggest advantage of the new location is the 32 additional employees needed to run it. Seventy employees now work at the local McDonald's, up from 38 before the rebuild, reports the Akron Beacon Journal. The reconstruction at 1050 Graham Road ran from October to …
Thursday, January 3, 2013
The store is on Fishcreek Road in the Acme plaza.
Stow's Once Upon A Child has opened in a new and bigger location on Fishcreek Road. Shoppers can find the store in Acme Fresh Market Plaza. Manager Rhyan Soltes said the new building features more space to display clothing, equipment and toys. "We have more space so everything is more organized and more shopper-friendly," Soltes said. "We were able to pull clearance clothing into it's own section." The store also has closer parking, a public restroom and bigger fitting rooms. Once Upon A Child specializes in toys for toddlers and clothes up to sizes 16 and 18. The store was formerly housed in the Target plaza on state Route 59. If you have questions about selling items to the store, call the new number 330-678-7176.
Friday, February 17, 2012
“By bringing in a company like ChemImage, we've added yet another layer of technology and sophistication to our Hudson Drive Business Campus,” said Jack Juron, vice president of Albrecht to Crain's Cleveland. “Their collaboration with Kent State and the i
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Sen. Frank LaRose talks about how to create jobs and help businesses
With 2012 under way, lawmakers have returned to Columbus committed to building on the recovery and reform measures of 2011. Last year saw new, innovative approaches to job creation and a renewed effort to put the ‘Open for Business’ sign back on Ohio's front door. While Ohio has embarked on a road to recovery, many challenges remain. I embrace the hard work that is needed as we all strive together, to rebuild our great state. Ohio’s small business people and entrepreneurs know all too well that bureaucratic red tape and over-regulation have been main culprits in driving jobs away from the Buckeye State in recent years. Far too many of our communities have taken the hit as families have moved away in order to find work and gain greater …
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Student teams take first and third place in entrepreneurial competition at Kent State University.
Move over Monopoly — business and marketing students at Stow-Munroe Falls High School developed their own innovative board games and won first and third prize in a college competition. The Second Annual High School Business Innovation Competition at Kent State University gave students experience in developing and marketing a board game for ages 14 to 18. Two teams from the high school placed first and third, while a team from Theodore Roosevelt High School in Kent placed second. The first-place team, Tomas "Kyle" Souza, Radu Spinant and Mohumad Mishal, won $ 1,000 for their game, Silwady. The third-place team, Lanz Jalandoni, James McSherry and Zack Oshinsky, won $250 for their game, Commander In Chief. Souza said after participating …
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